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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Ha - glad you enjoyed that!

    Did you like the look of the scran?

    Marco.
    Very nice , lacking a glass or two of wine for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Fresh hand, dude. Cheers
    Chop sticks one each side of the tatter stop cutting all the way thru. Then take one of the stick place it under the centre of the potato sideways so when you press down on each side of the tatter the cuts all open making it easier to add your olive oil/seasonings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rmcin626 View Post
    Very nice , lacking a glass or two of wine for me.
    Oh don't worry, it also was for us! But hey, there's supposed to be an element of 'hardship'... We'll certainly make up for the lack of vino after Lent!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Made in 1968 View Post
    Chop sticks one each side of the tatter stop cutting all the way thru. Then take one of the stick place it under the centre of the potato sideways so when you press down on each side of the tatter the cuts all open making it easier to add your olive oil/seasonings.
    Good idea, mate. Del uses a long skewer, and essentially makes a 'potato kebab', allowing her to cut into them all in a row, like this:



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    Yeh thata a good idea too.

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    Pan-fried Sea Bass with Hoisin Stir-fry Noodles

    Quick meal with a mix of fresh and frozen veg. Crunchy and tasty.




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    Home made Pizza constructed on a Wrap instead of a Pizza base, Wrap is very low carb that allows me to have an handful of chips & still be within my Carb intake allowance for the day..

    Sorry about shite picture


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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Today's lunch:

    To start, hot-smoked salmon with sweet chilli, on a bed of del's homenade salad, consisting of mini-Gem lettuce, sliced radishes, cucumber, white cabbage, red onions and peppers, lightly pickled with salt, sugar, red-wine vinegar and a touch of chilli flakes, then coated and tossed together with light-soy sauce and sesame oil, and finished off with sprinkled fresh coriander and red chilli...



    Marco.
    Beautifully presented!
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Made in 1968 View Post
    Home made Pizza constructed on a Wrap instead of a Pizza base, Wrap is very low carb that allows me to have an handful of chips & still be within my Carb intake allowance for the day..

    Sorry about shite picture

    Chips with pizza? I bet you put gravy on it as well!
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Chips with pizza? I bet you put gravy on it as well!
    Baked beans too would help it along.
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